Attorneys Sidney Gorovitz and Rachel Zoob-Hill Join The Law Firm of Goldman & Pease, LLC

The Needham based law firm of Goldman & Pease is pleased and proud to announce that Attorney Sidney Gorovitz and Attorney Rachel Zoob-Hill have joined the firm. Mr. Gorovitz is a long time, respected member of the Massachusetts Bar, and has been in practice for almost 50 years. Mr. Gorovitz was a founding member and senior partner in the law firm of Gorovitz and Borten, P.C. where, for over 20 years, the practice focused on civil litigation and specialized in medical

Attorney Howard Goldman Named as a 2020 Super Lawyer

We are pleased to announce that Howard Goldman has been selected to the 2020 Massachusetts Super Lawyers list. This is an exclusive list, recognizing no more than five percent of attorneys in the Commonwealth. Super Lawyers, part of Thomson Reuters, is a research-driven, peer influenced rating service of outstanding lawyers who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Attorneys are selected from more than 70 practice areas and all firm sizes, assuring a credible and relevant annual

New England Condominium – How Will Your Community Be Affected?

Attorney Howard Goldman was quoted extensively in the the New England Condominium article “Legal & Legislative Update 2019 – How Will Your Community Be Affected? By A.J. Sidranksy | New England Condominium Laws, and the legal decisions that support and enforce them, are constantly evolving and can affect every facet of community life in HOAs, condominiums and co-ops. While law and legal cases can emanate from any of our three levels of government – federal, state or local – most

Goldman & Pease LLC mentioned in Washington Post article on Airbnb

On September 7, 2018, the Washington Post published an article in its Opinions section entitled “D.C. should learn from Arlington’s mistakes on Airbnb regulations”. The article discusses short-term, Airbnb-style rentals, and notes that despite regulations by Arlington County prohibiting such rentals without a permit, 90% of rentals in the County appear to be unpermitted after rules promulgated by the D.C. Council in December 2016 required permits. Goldman & Pease LLC, who has been closely monitoring this trend and publishing articles on

Condo Media – Shared Responsibility

Understanding Your Rights and Obligations in a Shared Living Arrangement By Howard Goldman | View article Howard Goldman has authored a feature article in the September 2018 issue of Condo Media. The publication serves condominiums, cooperatives, and homeowners associations. In this article Attorney Goldman discusses the rising cost of real estate and lack of affordable housing in many communities, people are searching for ways to maximize their investment through shared living. Whether it be by including an in-law suite for an

Condo Surveillance and the Law

Security is a major issue for condominium communities today. Attorney Howard Goldman shares his perspective and provides legal insight into the state of condominium surveillance and security in the below article from New England Condominium. Surveillance and the Law Maintaining Safety While Respecting Privacy By A.J. Sidranksy | New England Condominium Secure. The word has many meanings. According to Google definitions it can mean “to fix or attach something to something else. It can mean to protect against threats or make

Goldman & Pease Recognized For 15 Years of Service

Howard Goldman and Cameron Pease were honored at the Newton-Needham Regional Chamber’s Members Appreciation Night held at the Needham Sheraton Hotel. The annual event recognizes Chamber members with significant membership anniversaries. Goldman & Pease were recognized for 15 years of membership and service in the Newton-Needham Regional Chamber.

Choosing An Attorney For Your Association

By Michael Odenthal | New England Condominium Not every condominium or homeowners’ association is going to run afoul of the law—the happy truth is that litigation and legal trouble are relatively rare occurrences. But even the most upstanding board of trustees in New England must navigate a labyrinth of community association rules in order to best serve its ownership, and the odds are that its trusty group of volunteers will consist of few, if any, qualified legal professionals. So what